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Results: Differences General ✘Pericoronaritis✘Parodontit
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —5%(1)
Elements and vitamins —5%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 61%100%
consequences of tooth extraction 89% —
pain in the gums — 34%
headache in the temples shooting 70% —
periodontitis — 33%
tooth extraction 76% 8%
tartar — 32%
ulcer on the gum 62% —
paradontosis — 25%
lumbago in the ears 55% —
parodontitis — 14%
eruption of the wisdom tooth 55% —
gum fistula — 11%
teething the child 54% —
tooth decay — 11%
gingivitis in children 53% —
viscous saliva — 10%
pain when opening the mouth 52% —
generalized periodontitis — 10%
toothache 57% 6%
chronic parodontitis — 10%
ulcerative gingivitis 47% —
numbness of the upper lip — 9%
pain in the jaws and head 46% —
spasm of chewing muscles — 9%
ulcers in the mouth 45% —
pain in the lymph nodes of the pharynx — 9%
red sky 44% —
little saliva — 8%
tongue is red 44% —
enlarged submandibular lymph nodes — 8%
hard muscles 44% —
abscesses on the gums — 8%
better from heat 44% —
gum diseases — 8%
ulcers on the gums 44% —
gum recession — 8%
touching the head painful 44% —
hypertension in a child — 8%
purulent breath odor 55% 9%
dystrophy — 8%
pain in the mouth 50% 5%
numbness lips — 8%
cheeks are red 43% —
swelling of the cheek — 8%
corneal ulcer 42% —
crowding of teeth — 8%
headache in the temples 42% —
gingival pocket — 7%
shooting pains 40% —
increased bleeding gums — 7%
pain in the lower jaw 39% —
sloppy — 7%
headaches 39% —
tooth loss — 7%
necrosis 38% —
tooth mobility — 7%
soft tissue abscess 38% —
metallic taste in his mouth — 7%
pain in the jaw 38% —
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis — 7%
stomatitis 37% —
osteomyelitis jaws — 6%
phlegmon 36% —
anomalies of the dentition — 6%
onset of illness 36% —
weakness of the ligaments — 6%
pus in the gum 45% 7%
trauma — 6%
mucous hyperemia 35% —
orthopedic implant — 6%
aching 41% 4%
anomalies of teeth — 6%
keratitis 35% —
change of teeth — 6%
smell of pus 42% 7%
despair — 6%
inflammation 54% 19%
malocclusion — 6%
lymphadenitis 33% —
fistula — 5%
open person 32% —
patient is motionless — 5%
pain when touched 31% —
syphilis — 5%
bad breath unpleasant 41% 9%
increased bleeding — 5%
better in morning 29% —
muscle hypertonus — 5%
better in afternoon 29% —
enlarged lymph nodes — 5%
pain in the lymph nodes 37% 6%
muscle damage — 5%
peptic ulcer 29% —
responsible — 5%
worse during meals 29% —
periods of exacerbation — 5%
gums inflamed 57% 26%
spasm — 4%
worse food 29% —
rapid weight loss — 4%
worse during day 29% —
immunodeficiency — 4%
lags behind in the development 28% —
diabetes mellitus — 4%
metabolic disorder 28% —
convulsions — 4%
anesthesia 28% —
consequences of injuries — 4%
osteomyelitis 35% 5%
childhood diseases — 4%
acute pain 27% —
allergy — 4%
history of surgery 33% 5%
periodic illness — 4%
oncology 25% —
patient's condition — 4%
skin problems 25% —
acute condition — 4%
blood diseases 25% —
loss body weight — 4%
lowered 24% —
abscess 30% 5%
swelling 26% 4%
increased 23% 5%
plaque on the teeth 41% 31%

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